Do you want to lose weight in a medically responsible way? Saxenda is a prescription medication that can help with sustainable weight loss, in combination with lifestyle guidance.
At Xavier Clinics we offer Saxenda as part of a medically supervised weight loss program, where safety, monitoring and personal guidance are central.
What is Saxenda?
Saxenda is an injectable medication with the active substance liraglutide. It belongs to the group of GLP-1 receptor agonists.
Saxenda:
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Reduces the feeling of hunger
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Provides a faster feeling of satiety
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Helps to reduce portion size
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Supports weight loss
The medication is injected subcutaneously daily using an easy-to-use pen.
Who is Saxenda suitable for?
Saxenda may be suitable for:
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People who are overweight (BMI ≥ 27) with additional risk factors
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People with obesity (BMI ≥ 30)
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Clients for whom lifestyle measures alone have insufficient effect
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Medical support for weight loss
During a comprehensive consultation, we will assess whether Saxenda is safe and appropriate for your situation.
Saxenda treatment: our approach
At Xavier Clinics we work with a medically supervised trajectory.
Our working method:
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Extensive medical intake
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Assessment of BMI and medical history
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Personal dosing schedule
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Regular checks and monitoring
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Guidance on nutrition and lifestyle
The dosage is gradually increased to minimize side effects.
Goal of treatment:
Sustainable weight loss while maintaining health and muscle mass.
Result of Saxenda
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Decrease in appetite
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Better portion control
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Gradual and sustainable weight loss
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Improving metabolic health
Weight loss varies from person to person, but many clients see results within a few weeks.
Frequently asked questions about Saxenda
How quickly does Saxenda work?
Many clients notice less hunger within 1 to 2 weeks.
How much weight can I lose?
Results vary from person to person. During the consultation, we'll discuss realistic expectations.
Is Saxenda safe?
Saxenda is a registered medicine and is used safely under medical supervision.
What are possible side effects?
Nausea, a feeling of fullness or mild gastrointestinal complaints may occur, especially during the build-up phase.
How long have I been using Saxenda?
This varies from person to person and is assessed individually.
Should I change my lifestyle?
Yes. Saxenda works best when combined with a healthy diet and exercise.
Is Saxenda the same as Ozempic?
No. Both contain a GLP-1 active ingredient, but are registered for different indications.
Can I stop when I reach my goal?
Yes, this is done in consultation with the attending physician.
Why choose Saxenda at Xavier Clinics?
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Medically supervised weight loss program
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Experienced doctors
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Personal monitoring
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Safe and responsible journey

